What to do if your lower body itches during breastfeeding

Many breastfeeding women have no choice but to do some things. In order for their babies to grow up healthily and happily through breastfeeding, there are many things that mothers cannot eat during breastfeeding. Some foods may affect their breast milk, and some foods may affect their babies' health. However, some mothers always feel itchy in their lower body during breastfeeding. What should they do at this time?

It is considered to be candidal vaginitis, which is related to poor vaginal hygiene and infection of menstrual paper.

Guidance:

Once candidal vaginitis is discovered, it should be treated promptly and thoroughly, otherwise it is easy to recur. Its treatment methods include:

1. Actively treat other diseases that may cause candidal vaginitis and eliminate susceptible factors. Keep the vulva clean and dry and avoid scratching.

2. Use vaginal suppositories for treatment. Commonly used suppositories include nystatin suppositories, dacrylin suppositories or clotrimazole suppositories. Place one suppository deep in the vagina before going to bed every night for 7 consecutive days. Before placing the medicine, you can rinse the vulva and vagina with 2% to 3% soda solution.

Condition Analysis:

Based on the above description, it is likely that it is vaginitis.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to a public regular hospital for gynecological examination and treatment, pay attention to hygiene, wash frequently, do gynecological examination and vaginal secretion testing, and further treatment after a clear diagnosis.

Condition Analysis:

This kind of vaginal itching during lactation is generally related to not paying attention to sexual hygiene and infection with gynecological diseases such as vaginitis. It is best to do a routine examination of leucorrhea to identify the specific bacteria before taking medication.

Guidance:

It is recommended to use external washing and vaginal medication at the same time for treatment, which will not affect normal breastfeeding. Please note that sexual intercourse should be avoided during treatment.

Condition Analysis:

Generally speaking, in your case, pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs. You can use intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs or take oral cefixime dispersible tablets, norfloxacin and other drugs. Don't worry.

Guidance:

Generally speaking, for vaginitis, you need to do a routine test of leucorrhea to see what type of vaginitis it is, and then give symptomatic treatment. If it is fungal, you can use miconazole suppositories topically. If it is bacterial or Trichomonas, you can take metronidazole orally or use metronidazole suppositories topically. You can go to any of the top three regular hospitals in Shanghai.